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"I got sent this script, and I couldn't walk away from it." Andrew Lincoln shares how #Coldwater pulled him back to the UK - with a script he couldn’t put down and the chance to work alongside an extraordinary cast. Catch it Sunday at 9pm on ITV1. Distributed by #ITVStudios.

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